Forehead reduction! I'm done, I want to get off.
Olive drinking juice from the bottle, great job truff!!!!
Olive drinking juice from the bottle, great job truff!!!!
Katie Hayes #138 claimed her mental health’s in bits, but went to Turkey to get flat tits.
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Sorry but i’m still not over this how the duck 12 hours apart “i don’t edit my pictures no more” who is that person on the left 
Kate sort ya bleeping head out girl losing followers by the minute and it’s prob due to the many kate’s we see on your page
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Just watched Robert Welsh’s latest video (an actual make up artist). He’s taking about how being an influencer comes with people having opinions on you, sometimes negative. He just laughs it off and says it’s to be expected when you put yourself out there. Couldn’t have put it better myself
This is my pet peeve I work with so many little ones whose teeth and speech are affected through bottle and dummy use after 1yr
She ripped that gorgeous fireplace out though didn’t she, the psycho
She does need to put that house back right though, it’s bonkers
To be fair they'd have to rip out the shelving and replaster. They're skint so cant
It’s just beggars belief isn’t it - she’s ruined that house, all for vanity and an unsustainable amount of likes - embarrassing
Why when are they meant to stop it? I don’t have sprogs so don’t know xThis is my pet peeve I work with so many little ones whose teeth and speech are affected through bottle and dummy use after 1yr
It's not so much milk through a bottle that's the problem as they still need milk at that age it's juice and things like that because of the teat makes everything go straight to the front teeth so juice water ect she should have a sippy cup really from around 12 months depending on the baby some can't hold themselves, some have choking issues ect so may not be safe for all kids from that age but as a general guide . but saying that mine was breastfed 2 and a half years no juice or bottle and the breastfeeding alone caused her 2 front teeth to rot ! The dentist said not to worry if it's from breastfeeding as his wife's baby had the same happen to her he said it's worrying when it happens from juice fizzy drinks and can even happen from like pure orange juice apparently
I think the main reasons are juice in a bottle can affect their teeth/contribute to cavities because of the sugar, and constant dummies/sucking on bottles can make the teeth stick out. So once they have teeth, reducing the time they have a dummy can minimise the impact and little kids should only have milk or water once they’re older as their enamel is weaker than older kids/adults
Not the dummy debate again 
Mine was surgically attached to hers. Got it off her when she was a couple of months shy of four. It was causing her to have a lisp when she talked (it’s gone now) so the sooner you can get it off them the better because it will affect their speech and teeth but it’s easier said than done! On the other hand she’s never had juice or a fizzy drink in her 7 years so…. ya win some, ya lose some.
Mine was surgically attached to hers. Got it off her when she was a couple of months shy of four. It was causing her to have a lisp when she talked (it’s gone now) so the sooner you can get it off them the better because it will affect their speech and teeth but it’s easier said than done! On the other hand she’s never had juice or a fizzy drink in her 7 years so…. ya win some, ya lose some.
Things have changed since mine were born but mine only had a dummy for bed and not given during the day to shut them up while I went live on Insta to spout shite. Usually stopped having one around aged 2 but all kids are different and some dont have them. Same with the bottle once they learnt how not to drown themselves with a cup the bottle went too. A bocky of tea was a no no although my late MIL always tried to tempt them and my kids wanted what their cousins had.
Sorry trolls I (actually truly) am Health Visitor so some things automatically make me as I see the worst case scenarios usually. I do know it’s much easier said than done
as I see the worst case scenarios usually. I do know it’s much easier said than done
Mine has a lisp cause she knocked her front tooth out cause she’s a clumsy shite like me. I think it’s cute (do hope it’s gone for her going to school though)Not the dummy debate again
Mine was surgically attached to hers. Got it off her when she was a couple of months shy of four. It was causing her to have a lisp when she talked (it’s gone now) so the sooner you can get it off them the better because it will affect their speech and teeth but it’s easier said than done! On the other hand she’s never had juice or a fizzy drink in her 7 years so…. ya win some, ya lose some.
I've got a lisp still at 30 and I did like my bottle and dummy so wonder if that's why
my eldest wasn't too fussed with a dummy my youngest only stopped using one age 5 her teeth are sticking out loads but her big ones are starting to come through so I'm hoping it don't stay like that. She still has said dummy but carries it around on ribbons and rubs it against her cheek instead of in her gobIf I ever wanted to buy collection make up. The state of the application here would definitely put me off.
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Her face looks mucky. She’s absolutely shite at make up and don’t get me started on them eyebrows.
1) Her skin is dry AF
2) Why is she 15 different shades of brown bronzer?
3) Gurn baby gurn
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